“Granular, unflinching… and so, so vivid” – A State of Freedom by Neel Mukherjee
“Dark like Philip Roth’s Deception” – All the Dirty Parts by Daniel Handler
“One for the valiant effort shelf” – Tumult by John Harris Dunning & Michael Kennedy
“Khadivi is sure-footed” – A Good Country by Laleh Khadivi
“It simply is what it is” – Carnet de Voyage by Craig Thompson
“Dismal, melancholy and multi-layered” – The Missing by Alison Moore
“The kind of book that would, once upon a time, have appeared within the Rebel Inc line” – The Graybar Hotel by Curtis Dawkins
“Almost a metaphor for his oeuvre” – A Long Way From Home by Peter Carey
“Highlights the intransigence” – Brexit & Ireland by Tony Connelly
“A superb collection” – Madame Zero by Sarah Hall
“Extraordinarily uneven” – Strange Weather by Joe Hill
June: On The Pile
“If ever a novel deserved literary accolades…” – Zero Hours by Neil Campbell
“We recommend the book – with reservations” – My Absolute Darling by Gabriel Tallent
“Scathing and heartbreaking in equal proportion” – Sabrina by Nick Drnaso
“Winton gets better and better” – The Shepherd’s Hut by Tim Winton
“It’s a fine thing” – A Life of My Own by Claire Tomalin
“Both scholarly and accessible” – The Blind Spot by Javier Cercas
“Don’t say we didn’t warn you” – How Democracy Ends by David Runciman
“Stick with it for the ride” – Aliens & Anorexia by Chris Kraus
“A neat amuse bouche of a book” – My Purple Scented Novel by Ian McEwan
“It’s modular” – Room to Dream by David Lynch & Kristine McKenna
“Hilarious and depressing and rage-inducing in equal measures” – The Mars Room by Rachel Kushner
“There is sympathy and a generosity of spirit here” – The Strange by Jérôme Ruilier
“A quick guide to history’s most innovative physics breakthroughs ” – Schrödinger’s Cat by Adam Hart-Davis
“Blew our socks off” – The New World by Chris Reynolds
“Both escapist and engaged with the world about us” – The Female Persuasion by Meg Wolitzer
“Such a grind” – Warlight by Michael Ondaatje
